Video shows Harrison Ford's close call at airport
Harrison Ford seen on video flying low over airliner with 110 people aboard at Southern California airport
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Harrison Ford seen on video flying low over airliner with 110 people aboard at Southern California airport
One runner impales foot, another has nail go through shoe; dozens of nails
What do we know -- and not know -- about Trump's revised travel ban plans? And more U.S. troops may be headed for the fight against ISIS
Candice Wiggins says her experience playing in the WNBA was "toxic" and was a major reason why she retired last season
Flash flood warnings, dramatic rescues, new evacuation orders as rivers and creeks continue to rise
Carrier blamed computer glitch, said passengers were being checked in by hand; FAA issued ground stop for American flights to Philly
Some plan “peaceful civil resistance”; authorities say large-scale arrests possible
Although this ruling is a victory for Planned Parenthood, the bigger question remains over whether President Donald Trump will federally defund the organization
A federal affidavit says the North Carolina man posted on messaging app "Whisper," saying, “Salam….don’t go to Cary tomorrow"
James Otis said he originally planned to the steal the star, sell it and give money to the 11 women who had said Trump groped them, but it was too difficult to remove
Police said the origin of the carbon monoxide appeared to be the home’s furnace system, which was located in the garage -- and the teen had been sleeping above the garage
The stunt happened the day the Department of Homeland Security announced expanded immigration enforcement policies
Benjamin McDowell allegedly bought a gun from an undercover FBI agent, made racist comments and spoke about a possible hate crime
Gov. Roy Cooper and Attorney General Josh Stein say they’re ending state efforts to persuade top U.S. court to revive a GOP-backed voter ID law, but GOP lawmakers say they will continue pushing for the high court’s review
The floodwaters moved so fast that they trapped horses and submerged parked cars, and more than a dozen California counties are still under flood warnings